It's all right, we're gonna be fine. But let's give my mama and my daddy a little time. 'Cause I've been good uptil now. They see you and they think that I have changed somehow.
Why didn't you tell me that the only reason. Why you walked away. Is you were afraid I might leave you?. . And why didn't you tell me that the only reason.
My mother cleans Elvis' house. Yeah, she and everybody else. . Who moved to Memphis for the King. She used to work at the Motel 6. Now she gets free guitar picks.
I knew that I loved you. The first time you got into my car. Your cheeks were flushed. And I felt a hush come over me in the dark. . I got us lost but at the next cross.
I come home, don't know where you are. You must be working pretty hard. I feed the cat half a can of food. And I sit at the table and I wait for you. .
She runs right out to the very edge. Then takes a step back to clear her head. She got married at twenty one. After thirty years, it's hard to jump, it's hard to jump.
I talk to you on the telephone. At least two times a day. From hotels and truck stops. When I've been too long gone away. And I can see Cincinnati. From the Kentucky side.
He's got an old chair, it's got no seat. Cracked snow shoes and warped wooden skis. Hard-covered books, pages all turned brown. My dad has a reason for everything he keeps around.
Crocodile tears, that's what you cried. When I wanted to leave your side and you said. "Hey baby look at me, don't you have no sympathy?". Well, I should have known better, I could have been free.
I had a bicycle named Heaven and I painted it blue. When I lived next to you. You would come knocking every afternoon. Want to take it out, spinning with you.
My mind is racing and my feet are moving slow. Look all around me dont see anything I know. Id like to answer you but I cant clarify. If Im a 100 miles ahead or a 100 miles behind?.
You can't tell the truth, not even to yourself. It hurts too much to admit that it's in there. You can lie and dissemble with anyone else. But I know you like I know myself.
I'm driving home, I think that it's Friday. Another week is gone, how the days slip by me. And I remember when I was a child. And my parents told me how time flies.
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven..... Fishing outside the safe way,. Lighting up, and chasing down cars.. Held hands with each other,. On the bus when the city was ours..
bought a Vanity Fair at the Value Village. green tags half off bought some old Nike shoes. and Sean Penn he was smiling from the cover. the kind of smile that says there's nothing to lose just now.
little girl. little girl. watching over daddy's farm. from your spot in the old oak tree. . little girl. little girl. in your spot that overlooks. all the flowing grains of grass and harmonies.
You say that I'm. never to keen to. leave this place. . You say that. you never wanted. to hit me in the face. . More than right now. ever before. but can't you see that I'm only alone.
With every new day. it makes me. crumble up further. the grating. I'm losing myself. dreaming of you. and dreaming of you. and dreaming of the last time I saw your face.
Just tell me that you want me. Yeah, say it to my face. Cuz I remember when we let our clothes hit the floor. And we laid in bed with hours to waste. .
I been all alone. I'm skipping stones into the sea. I, I've been so lost that time has caught up to me. I wanna glow from chemicals. My tongue still misses the taste.